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These days, many people see technology companies as indifferent to law, or at least interested in remaining under-regulated. When Mark Zuckerberg called on Congress to regulate how social media companies...
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In a final episode before taking a one-week travel break, we discuss and debate an array of recent developments innational security law, including:
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Last fall, Lawfare published a piece by Ian Levy and Crispin Robinson of GCHQ entitled Principles for a More Informed Exceptional Access Debate.
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In the summer of 2016, a meme began to circulate on the fringes of the right-wing internet: the notion that presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was seriously ill. Clinton suffered from Parkinson’s dis...
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller delivered a statement on the investigation he led into Russian interference in the 2016 election, in which he reiterated his investigative findings and analysis, resigned f...
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How to think about a post-Mueller oversight strategy for Congress
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Susan Hennessey hosts Quinta Jurecic, David Kris, Paul Rosenzweig and Benjamin Wittes to discuss (now former) Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Wednesday press conference and what comes next.
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On Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller delivered a statement about the Russia investigation. The statement, as prepared for delivery, is available below.
Two years ago, the Acting Attorney Genera...
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller will deliver a statement at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday on the investigation he led into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. A livestream is available below, via th...
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Asylum seekers who have passed their credible fear interviews—those whom immigration officers find have viable asylum claims—may no longer have access to an important protection against prolonged impriso...
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Paul Rosenzweig leads off with an enduring and fecund feature in Washington these days: China Tech Fear.
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President Trump said the United States is not seeking regime change in Iran in a press conference on Monday, notes the Washington Post. Analysts saw the president’s comments as an attempt to reduce tensi...
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From the Washington Post’s February report that U.S. Cyber Command took a Russian disinformation operation offline on the day of the 2018 midterms to fight election interference, to the Pentagon’s announ...
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In the wake of Watergate, a remarkable series of legislative and administrative reforms sought to prevent future abuses by making the attorney general responsible for keeping intelligence agencies within...
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Encryption and its effects on law enforcement’s access to data seem to occupy a perennial place in the headlines (and on Lawfare as well). The two of us have been working on it for years. The subject is ...
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The General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Defense, Hon. Paul C. Ney Jr., delivered the below keynote address at the Israel Defense Forces 3rd International Conference on the Law of Armed Conflict (LO...
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Much has been written about the fundamental changes in U.S. cyber strategy. U.S.
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President Trump is reportedly considering ordering leniency for several U.S. service members accused or convicted of war crimes.
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This week, the Justice Department announced a superseding indictment charging WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act and one count of conspiring to violate the Com...
